>>8751

Yes, will be clear in first line of the notebook (with setprecision used to go above the std 128bit BigInt). I believe this is part of the 'base' Julia distro now.

With Julia, you just use "big" and go from there. See syntax in the notebook example. Once a variable has the Bigtype associated to it, it transfers along the chain of calculations (so don't need to explicitly use every step, it just works).

Total setup time and getting into the notebook in the pastebin should be under an hour.

When you have running, I can drop another notebook that calculates a set of primes to use for the prime_small * c step.

Nice thing is sharing notebook code is tiny, and then you can generate the big stuff locally yourself.

Regarding packages, after adding, when calling in code you enter "using PackageName" and that's it.

>>8760

Night and day. No Sandy Shorts! Promise.

Just follow steps above and report back. I'm here tonight to help.

You're going to love these notebooks. Compiling is transparent, btw, it has a "JIT Compiler" that runs in the background - Just In Time.

>>8760

>Jupiter

BTW, it's spelled Jupyter (from the pYthon roots).

Also, I've got AA's code running as well.

• tonight, am looking to translate the BigCell.java code from 12/21 over to Julia. Want to get a full Cell, maybe with first 100 elements, for any f or e and n, as output (well, as input to an array to use for futher calcs).